2019-12-19 16:30 |
Fidelity Digital Assets envisions a future where custodians work behind the scenes to store cryptocurrency for other firms’ clients, an exec said.
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Fidelity Digital Assets, a subsidiary of Fidelity Investments, will double its headcount, adding 110 additional tech workers by the end of the year. The post Fidelity is doubling its staff to introduce Ethereum offering appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Lending institution Nexo has teamed up with the custodian to explore innovative products and tri-party lending agreements to institutional investors.
Fidelity Digital Assets also plans to increase its employee headcount by up to 70% by the end of the year. Meanwhile, its survey reveals over 60% of US investors are neutral to positive about a Bitcoin ETF.
One of the world’s largest asset managers, Fidelity Investments' Bitcoin Fund raised $102 million from investors since its launch in August last year. According to the filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the asset manager amassed a total of $102,350,437 from 83 investors with a minimum investment of $50,000 each, in a […] The post Fidelity Amasses over 0 Million from 83 Investors for its Bitcoin Fund first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
Fidelity Investments, a leading global asset manager interested in crypto, has increased its capital allocation to BC Technology Group. This firm runs the first crypto asset exchange to be licensed in Hong Kong, OSL.
Fidelity owned BC Technology’s OSL Digital Securities has finally obtained the Securities and Exchange Commission's license to become the world’s first SFC-licensed, listed, digital asset wallet-insured, Big-4 audited digital asset trading platform for institutions and professional investors.
Over the year, several companies have chosen to add Bitcoin to their Treasury reserves, including MicroStrategy, Square Inc. , and Tudor Investment Corporation. The latest two, Canada-based BIGG Digital Assets and MassMutual, a 169-year old insurance firm, also added $3.